Tome review: The future of professional presentation software
For all the talk about metaverses and streaming as the future of content, tools like Tome are more likely to become common in agencies and enterprise businesses alike.
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The best DIY standalone email service provider: EmailOctopus
Unlike more marketing-first ESPs, EmailOctopus is a straightforward tool to build lists and launch email campaigns. Read The Content Technologist review
A/V club for the autodidact content creator: Descript review
Descript is like Canva for video and podcasting: a plug-and-play recording and editing tool that can make a DIY experiment look semi-professional.
Finally I found an Evernote replacement: Craft review
Craft is a note-taking app built for digital creators, making structured content annotations and links among notes a snap. Read The Content Technologist review.
Contracts get freelancers paid: Bonsai review
Contracts are key to a freelancer's financial security and sanity. To keep my business in line, I use the automated contract templating system in Bonsai.